Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1929, Page 58

THE INING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, MAY .15, .1929. Shere Dinners, $1-$1.50-§2 Established 1858 .The Parrot 1643 Conn. Ave. “Speaks for Itself” Luncheon Tea Dinner Table d'hote and A 1a Carte Service Telephone Potomac 6322 “Closed on_Sundavs” [ & 1] St v, ats Get Your Fruit M Orange Grcve 1210 X, Y. Ave, KW, And Save 25¢ to 50c on Your Dollar <1.00 $1.00 £1.00 Oranges. per basket Grapefruit. basket Mixed Baskets Aginesans or Pippins e-35c-35¢; bush., §2.00 Oranres or m.mrm.n bushel s Paper Shell Tecans. Th., 43¢ The. for $1.00: 10 Ibs. or m: Tomatoes, large basket Lemons. doz. = Fananas. baker's doz Strawherrics, per at Tangerines. ver at. Loose Grapefruit, Oranges. Cucumbers : Fresh Kale or Spinach. 4 ibs.. Fresh Roasted Peanuts. at. Fresh Acparagus, large bunch, Caulifower .. 20e- Teebers Lettuce, head Tomatoes, per basket Stringless Beans, 3 Ibs. Drive your auto over and save ‘money. I Eflfiffitfi!fiéfi!fiflifi!fifiéfi!fifi!fiflifiéfim 0 14 : : STFAMSHIPS. 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After the speeches had been con- cluded refreshments were served by the | ladies of the board ‘of directors and | members of the bo'lrd of lady managers, | Report of Pope s Plan Demed PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia, May 15 (4. —The report that Pope Pius XI was coming to take a cure at a monast: near Narlenbad, printed in the Express | last night, was officially denied yester- day by the secretary to the Archbishop of ngue Morrow and Wife Making Plans for Annc s chdmfl Am])ascador Ie Preparing to Leave Mexico Soon to Jom I‘amlly By the Associated Press. NEW YORK. May 15.—Although thousands of miles separated Ambassa- dor Dwight W. Morrow and Mrs. Mor- row today, their activities and utter- ances indicated a common thought— the approaching marriage of their daughter Anne. to Col. Charles A. Lindbergh. In Mexico City the Ambassador was making preparations to leave for home within a week or 10 days and spend some time here and in Washington be- Mrs. Morrow in an address last night {at Northampton, Mass., to the senior | class of Smith College. of which she is |a trustee, promised to think of the class | at commencement, June 17, if she could | not be with them. Her remark was | interpreted as a reference to the wed- ding of her daughter which is expected | to take place at about that date. Miss Constance Morrow accompanied her | mother. Miss Anne Morrow was not { with them. H. O. Grant, caretaker of the Morrow estate at North Haven, said several servants had arrived, but that he did not expect Mrs. Morrow and her daugh- ters before the middle of next week or later. He said he believed the home would be opened about June 1. Previous reports were that Mrs. Morrow was go- ing to North Haven to prepare the home for the honeymoon. PENS KEYS REPAIRED DUPLICATED ADAMS NEWS DEPOT, 902 G ST. 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Data compiled by Tabor Statistics of the Department of Labor indicatc a 4.7 per cent drop in the value of the building permits issued 1n 302 cities of the United States, hav- ing a population of 25,000 or more, for 1928, as compared with 1927. In 1928 the total expenditure for new buildings in these 302 cities was $3,089,- | 075,192, while in the previous year the total was $3,240.441,134 The building of non-residential struc- | tures showed a greater decrease than | in the case of residential houses and buildings. The percentage of drop in the former was 7.6 per cent and in the residential class only 2.7. Of the total amount expended. $1,963,321,876 was spent for residential | buildings in 1928 and $1,961,899,529 in 1927. The amount spent for non-resi- | dential buildings during 1928 was $1,180,753,316, as compared with the $1,278,541,605 spent in 1927. Four classes of residential structures —apartment houses, apartment hous with stores, hotels and miscellaneous residential buildings—each showed an increase in _expenditures, comparing 1928 with 1927, while one-family dwell- ings with stores and lodging houses showed decreases. in all classes of non- residentia! buildings, except factories, office ' buildings and miscellancous buildings, for 1928, were less than dur- ing 1927. Women Watch Laws. PITTSBURGH (#)—“Eternal Vigil- | ance 15 the Price of Liberty” is the slo- | gan pasted on hundreds of “legislative mite boxes” distributed to women of Montgomery County. It is & gentle hint for them to pour their pennics into the boxes to aid the central fund for send- ing members of the League of Women Voters to the State Legislature at Har- risburg for observation of the political machinery. Expenditures TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS National—"“The Thief,” drama, 2:20 and 8:20 p.m. Fox—"“One Stolen Nigh! at 11:50 a.m,, 2:35, 4:40, p.m. Palace—"The Trial of Mary Dugan.” photoplay, at 11:15 am., 1:50, 4:30, 7:05 and 9:40 p.m. Earle—"“Why Be Good?” at 11:35 am.,, 1:35, 3:35, 5:35, 7:35 and 9:40 p.m. Little Theater—"Shiraz,” from 11 am. to 11 pm. Rialto—“Show Boat,” at 10:45 am., 12:45, 3, , 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. Columbia—*"The Letter,” at 10:45 am., 12:37, 2:39, 4:21, 6:13, 8:05 and 10 p.m. Metropolitan—“The Desert Song,” at 10:17 a.m., 12:27, 2:37, 4:47, 7 and 9:13 pm. Ambassador—“Queen of the Night Clubs,” at 6:30, 8:10 and 10 p.m. Tivoli—“The Wild Party,” at 2:30, 4:15, 6:05, 7:50 and 9:40 p.m. Central—“Weary River,” from 11 am. at MT. VERNON STEAMER Charles Macalester Leaves 7th St. Whart Datly 10 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. Round Trip, 85¢ Adm Cate and Lunck Co Mt. Vernon Not Open on Sundays. THEN YOU NEED BLANK BOOKS | Siown fnd eur sfock com- E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. 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(#—Lowell units of | of the compantes lead their men in sing- ,, - | ing, under the supervision of Mrs. Bond. the National Guard are learning some: pmr oo s e ottt o thing besides the arts of war. | dorsement of Representative Edith They have taken up the singing of Nourse Rogers. GUARDS TAUGHT TO SING. | | Hes Seaplanes—Daily—Speed Boats The Safest Flight Over Washington AT HAINS POINT Something New—Covling—Safe A De Luxe Cabin Amphibian will carry you high over Washington. The entire trip over a plotted .water. route where a safe landing can be made at any time. Piloted by two of the U. S. Army's most experienced fliers. Complete tyip arcund Washington Harbor in New Gar Wood 35-mile-an-hour speed boats—price, $1.00 Just Below Potomac Park Golf Course e = g onw - True Gmpefnut juice ready fo ... Just as pure, refreshing and hezlthful as if you, your- self, had squeezed the plump fruits and strained and sweet- ened the delicicus juice! 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MON., MAY 20 MAY Camp Meigs Show Grounds Cont. Tieket sgle onens Fridas at Lanshueeh & Bro A Dept. Store and A. A A. Mills Wm FOR A THRILL HE NEW SCENFS THL GREAT NEW OLD MILL E_ADMISS ION SEMENT PARK MORE THAN 50 OTHER ATTRACTION: POSITIVELY LAST 3 DAYS EVERY 2 MATINEE RIALTO AT GEE () - TALKING— -+ ALL PLAYING Screen lxflnuuqama ; 5 b7 FRED WAB!N(.}'S Pennsylvanians SYNCOPATION RIALTO Ao AT GEE" STARTS SATURDAY STANLEY CO. THEATERS METROPOLITAN DAILY 11 A. M. TO 11 P.M. Warner Bros. Spectacular Singing Success “THE DESERT SONG” The First Complete Musical Play Ever Presented on the Screen EARLE DAILY 11 A. M. TO 11 P. M. COLLEEN MOORE In the Flaming Youth Picture “WHY: BE G0OD?” "AMBASSADOR col*#a"%'w. TODAY ' and TOMORRGW. TEX GUINAN in“QUEEN THE SHan T oLUhs TSYNCHRONIZED St. N.E. "APOLLO. . ™ mmv“\mnw SILLS and DORO. D. n WOMAN." SYNCHRONI "AVENUE GRAND Y RAMON = NOVARRO HE | FLYING FLEET. CENTRAL 9Th St Bet. TODAY—RICHARD THELMESS " “WEARY RIVER." SYNCHRO- “CHEVY CHASE Sos st EDMUND LOWE and LOIS MORAN in_"MAKING THE GRADE. i St "COLONY G Ave: & Farra TODAY. CONRAD NAGEL and LOIS WILSON in “KID GLOVES.” CHRONIZED. "EMPIRE TODAY_BEN SITH §tNE. . N LYON and DOROTHY REVIER in “THE QUITTI SHOMES: =wove TODAY——TEXAS GUINAN in 'QUEEN OF THE "NIGHT - CLUBS.” SYN- CHRONIZED. NEW 535 Sth St TODAY.-CLARA BOW in “THREE WEEK ENDS." ’SAVOY 14th & Col. RACN.W. TODAY-JOHN GILBERT in “MASK OF THE DEVIL. TTIVOL] 4th & Park Ra- TODAY - CL. BOW_ in WAL SARTE. AL TAlK Quebee.St. “YORK™ TQDAY . RAMON NOVARRQ in \.THE YING ~ FLEET. YN KiZeD, CHRO- [ R seats Now | Josous Comeay Tonight d N 8:20 sharp Mat. Saturday, 75¢ and 50c l “I commend it unreservedly. You will never witness a better stock production, measured by any standard.”—A. R. Kelley, Times. ATIONAL $1.00, i5¢ & 50 ‘A highly dramatic play"—Jerry Doyle, Herald. NATIONAL THEATER PLAYERS Offer The International Dramatic Success “THE THIEF” From the French of Henri Bernsteln “Dom ng an entire second act, holding an breathiess through me: nutes of intense emotion * is no mean task —and this is what Miss King and Pryor sccomplish, to their g glory."—John J. D “Gave it a tense and adroit pre- sentation.”—Star. PIGS” Next Week | John Goldens 4§ F AT FOURTEENTH ST. Romantic Story of Desert Lore ONE STOLEN NIGHT Latest VITAPHONE Talking Picture ——ON THE STAGE—— “SYNCO-MANIA” With Great List of Stars and John Irving Fisher NEXT WEEK William Foz Asks You to Again MEET - HEAR - JUDGE | SIS GImARDEAU EDMUND LOWE Stage and Screen Star IN FOX MOVIETONE'S Sensationally Fascinating ALL-TALKING “THRU DIFFERENT EYES” With His Co-Star of n Old Arizona” WARNER BAXTER | and the Renowned Stage Star | MARY DUNCAN | B He pOX. o COOLED BY REFRIGERATION et nn.—c-m ru- 11:00 The Tnal of Mary Dngan ~orwa SHEARER H. B. W —ON THE STAGE— Hollywood's Ambas: of Joy HERBERT RAWLINSON I h Scintillating Unit LOEW’'S oLUMBI at_13(b—Cont._From 10:30 LAST THREE DAYS A Paramount Picture ALL-TALKING JEANNE EAGLES by the Famous “Raln.” Somerset Maugh: “THE I.ETTER" STARTING SATURDAY MARY PICKFORD IN "COQlIETTE’ FSt Silver | World War Secrets Exposed. CAROLINA = & atcfi GATE CRASHER' with PATSY RUTH MIL- NN_TRYON. PLR?TFRED lN PARIS.” e & Eugene Howard Vitaphone %ong Review JESSE THEATER e SHING'S DARK MOME PRINCESSiN y s 0 uvllnphont OMED! LIONEL BARRYMORE 10N AND THE MOUSE: Talking Picture). DOROTHY BURGESS. WARNER BAX- TER in “IN OLD ARIZONA," All-Talkie. COMEDY. Ath and Butternot Sts ouse of RCA Photophone e EDMUND LOWE. SE ki LEON'S BARBER™ (All T: SYLVAN Ak ‘qu Island Vitanhone presents. mcumn ARLE p.m. Admission 25c. KE—Five mrvaie Ssons, $5: single. $125. Fox Trot. Waitz fiow, Ciass insti‘n Frjday el STAFFORD ALL STYLES STAGE, BAL Studio, 1124 Conn. ave Fox Trot. DAVISON’S 1 CATHERINE BALLE Stase and Ballpom, Rhvinm, Limberine. Hop. Clats dance. Tues ember of Dancing Master: i341 Connecticut & 31y,